 yourself if you feeling good need to be the proudest day to be black be the proudest day to be black cuz you gotta lead by example that's the only way you will be taken serious in this world lead by example treat yourself the way that you think people should treat others not just how did she treat you all right let's have fun guys this one for the hood niggas and hipster bitches that shopping linus I say dark skin light skin Asian and white women hype beats we know about that's the popular for the hoes my nigga that's pussy popping that magic city you got the strong my nigga been smoking mid my nigga then tell me this one for my niggas and bitches bought that chest of bridge them bad hoes that honest I don't fuck with no snitches so don't tell me who telling I say this one for them colleges them bad hoes that spearmen shot out to them freshmen on Instagram straight flexing I say pop tamale I'm sweating pop tamale I'm sweating mama always told me boy counts your so in God I trust so I kept counting them frankly I'm too fly you know this let me give you as a checklist one go watch to go change six gold rings it's none oh gee join them hot socks no shirt on I'm stunning and this song for the fuck niggas who hating on you this summer talk shit behind your back but won't say shit and pull the fuck gold all in my chain gold all in my right gold all in my wife don't believe me just I say don't believe me just watch nigga nigga nigga hey man it's a beautiful day to be black every day you gotta understand that your influences crazy when your skin color is this don't be that don't be that be who you want to be be who you want to be you can be more than a cool you can be more than that you can be more than anything to anybody think about you that's on God a golden we're gonna start with some champagne simple syrup which is literally equal part champagne whatever you can use and sugar some lime juice a little pineapple Jamaican beer and the most important part you want to give it a taste for more with Trinidad James and 85 I'm asking for a lot but I need one more thing one more thing and I'm gonna keep it real smooth for y'all I need this for all the black-ass people that get ass you don't put on a low shit right at the child support office gonna like that one this episode is sponsored by my name is Carlos Miller blue chew.com trust me at this point you already know it's people asking me man what that blue chew do blue chew brings you the first chewable with the same FDA approved active ingredients as Viagra in Seattle and it's a sexual stimulant now it's not it's not gonna cure any ailments or anything like that but it will have you making sweet sweet love to your lady for more confidence where it counts blue chew is the fastest and easiest way to enhance your performance these pills are amazing go check them out at blue chew.com if you can use a confidence boost or you just want to feel like your old self again trust your man's use the promo code it's only $5 man you can try it for $5 go online blue chew.com go right on your phone that's blue B L U E chew C H E W dot com and man make sure you hit that website and use their promo code I just want you to see what all the hype is about you get what I'm saying trust me on this use the promo code get your first shipment for free 85 South I put that on everything times is hard out here you see them. Hey man welcome back to 85 we got a very special guest in the house with us today my man you know me you love him Mr. Trinidad James how you feel brother? God bless God bless what's up man first and first of all we'd like to say thank you for stopping through the trap house and blessing us. Fuck it right oh geez. From the mixtape circuit and you went worldwide and you put you made a brand of yourself man we're proud of you we're proud of your success because I remember personally getting your first CD at the athlete's foot at South Lake South Lake Mall I bought some joints and then I saw shit up the other hell broke out going on and I got the CD and I was like I fuck with the CD you know what I'm saying but you know you all go that's the way you know and that really took off and all that shit so but you still had a lot of shit on there that I feel like probably got overlooked I feel like you came like too early right you was a little before your time right you came out with a whole with a whole swag and your influence is still felt because people still sampling you know I'm saying man I see your name coming up and writing credits and shit so you still a very reverent. He's feeling mogul now. You know what I'm saying you very you have a presence in the music industry and I want I want you to speak on how you built yourself and how you were able to last so long as an independent artist but still have mainstream success. I think the first thing is that I came in on my own two feet compared to like I didn't have no big homies or no role models or like somebody that I was dependent on to make me pop it. I wasn't dependent on popping. I was dependent on saying what I had to say you know so the the fame you know is I don't think it's anybody and you know when they see this interview if you go do your research I don't think it's any artist that we love now or ever loved where we got a chance to see when people find out about me when you got my CD at the store you know when I was giving out stores on the top of the underground giving out CDs at the Ginza you know I wasn't I was just starting I was just it wasn't like I had this past like you know I used to rap in this group back in the middle school like I didn't I didn't do that you know when I decided to make the decision the year of 2012 to really lock in to do music and by 2013 the whole world truly knew my name and that type of success usually puts a lot of our brothers and sisters in the grave or completely in a place where it's like do you see him you know I'm saying like it is just like they just gone out sad. Let me ask you this because I've never heard you say nothing negative about no nigga in this game like I've seen you go on interviews and they asked about what people have said shit and they tried to get you to respond and you'll still say some shit like I fuck with that nigga I like that nigga music and you never played into that. Is there anything you could tell the new artists up and coming who like build a new shit on the beefing you know the back and forth and shit would you like to speak on that? Yeah the reason why that worked for me is because when I think of the definition of what a real nigga is right I just define it by my life and I think every day that I spent on top of the underground working at a store I worked at then when I was hustling in the street doing my thing I thought all the music I listened to during those times especially the year 2010 you know I remember listening to soul cuz all you can do in the store is listen to music right now I was managing a run in the store so I was controlling the music the cash register everything you know the shipping and buying everything and I can't I feel like you can't be a true fan of somebody and then make up fake beef for them right you know it just never felt right so you know when the brother or sister or anybody say something about me who has never came in contact with me I know that you're talking about what they portray and not what you know and to the younger artists you know they're gonna do it their way and I think that they should do it their way you know it's always a right away to do things but you know they keep showing us new things too and that's what I love about the young people you know when it comes to all the beef that they get themselves into that becomes a consequence is and I think that they know that I just think that at this point in time in life we have allowed social media to become so godlike that is like you know what I gotta do it right forget it you know and once you once you realize that and you see what you up against you know it's our good morals and our hard lessons versus you too and versus Instagram and versus Twitter and versus all these social media activities that put the people who are doing ignorant shit at the top and the people that saying something that makes some sense completely at the bottom so it's not not even acknowledged exactly so it's kind of like for a young person you know you 14 15 16 you know no older than the age of 20 the thing that shows you how to take care of your family because you always got to look at what you showing and then that person in taking that and then taking it back to what they're actually living in so if your family is struggling you come from a single parent home because a lot of us do you have to figure out amen all that cool shit that I'm even saying right now that's all fine and dandy but my little brothers and sisters and my mama got to eat or whatever so I got to do what I got to do and if that's me chasing clout and me starting fake beef then that's what I got to do and what I got to say to that brother or sister who is doing and are going through that if you know that that's your reality do what's best for your family all right but the bigger point is understand when you need to change and cut that bullshit right that's the real you could start off an idiot but how you start is not how you supposed to finish if you started on some bullshit because it will catch up with you and I think we I don't think it's anybody that has ever been on the bullshit full-time and have made it all the way to see the age of 50 or successful it was just a little bit yeah yeah yeah like 33 is a tap out and I'm just giving you extra three years yeah you know I'm saying so okay I got I got a real I got a real question cuz you know by me doing music I always studied art man you did what I'm saying so I studied the game and I know after your you hit you still got accolades you did what I'm saying so behind closed doors how did you grasp or what type of mode did you had to get into cuz I know you heard all the one-hit wonders all that pat pat pat but for you to put that to the side stay motivated stay having faith like what is that groundwork like you feel no cuz everybody think that we're not human or we don't want to go chocomoff remember she boy you feel anything like we don't feel like we don't cry you did what I'm saying so I feel like what is that stage that that made you like really just grabbed to the music inside I'm not gonna listen to them I'm gonna keep going I think that it was when I signed my when I signed there's a couple things the first thing is when I signed my first big deal with death chair right you know it's a big deal at the time and I remember I had explained to the labels at the time what type of man I was whereas like I don't like to put my business out there like that I like to just move because I know personally I got a lot of work to do I knew that coming into the game because I just started the year right so I know as a man no matter what the consumer think I'm up here doing shows with Drake and two chains and blah blah blah blah doing all-star I got work to do I don't care what y'all think I knew that but right then in that time when I signed the deal the next day somebody blasted it out about my deal and everything I was like oh man nobody could be trusted even the people at the top and it really threw me off because it's like if you could believe in me now when I ain't shit right then how can you not hold faith have faith or keep I realized it was for them their selfish game right so you're beneficial so when I realized that even the people at the top and clout chases just like the people coming up I was like oh I got to make sure that I'm staying this for me so that was the first make sure you not change that was because I was like if I become like the people talking or the people that I'm trying to do business with and I stand to lose because that really was going against what my actual morals were right you know I'm saying then the second thing was organically not being scared to jump into something right now I know anything I ever did in life I never knew how to do it before I did it when I worked at the Waffle House when I did landscaping when I run the cash register when I worked at that clothing store I never the only thing I ever knew how to do was put some clothes on that's the only thing I could ever say like oh I know what I'm doing here I felt comfortable always putting some clothes on no matter what the era was but anything else in life I just went into it and did it so I was like everything I went through growing up in Atlanta when I moved from Trinidad I lived in New York I live in Florida everything I went through in Atlanta though because those were the real years those are the things that I use and I just recycled it over again into the industry and I was like well hey you know I went through a couple years of doing music doing music putting on mixtape should learn in my videos and understanding this and I was like alright okay I understand to be an artist a little bit more and then I got out of I went through our long I went through seven months of depression and writers block in 2014 I would have and that was really tough you know I felt that I was gonna die you know because when you can't when you decide to make creating for a living where you got to make jokes so you gotta make some speak on you got to create something in order to take care your little right little way but I know you do right follows you might do you know I'm saying mentally then it becomes kind of crazy when your mind not spinning right or not working right you know I'm saying and so you know after about you know four months of just black every day blackhead black black black my mind is going black every day I'm down trying to blow money to get the vibe I'm doing this I'm doing this because I can't lie right I didn't want to lie about my about the music I wanted to make I didn't want to lie I was feeling some type of way about the how the industry treated me after 2013 when I got into this there's some shit about the stuff I said about New York and how you know Atlanta music and New York music and how people turn they back on me who I thought you know I always give up people the real me right you know I really try my best to give you the most the most respect I can give you because I would love for you to give me the chance for that respect right you know when we get there we get there but initially I'm giving you enough respect for you to give me the same and so I don't hold no judgment against the people who turn it back for me who I only met once or twice but it was people who I really really spent time with giving them the real me that turned it back on me you know coming in 2014 and all that really built up to that bad depression because I was just like this is crazy so black black black black black and when I left what actually happened was I helped an artist in Atlanta who I know from back in the day who'd been rapping before me way better rapping to me all that you know he was working on his project in the studio that I have rented out and I just had to rent it I had a studio rented out for months and I just let my partners go record that because I couldn't record none so I'm like y'all just put on my tab record go record whenever y'all want to and they I went I got up one day and I felt a little inspired to go to the studio right and when I went to the studio I ain't come up with nothing but before I was getting ready to leave I got a little disappointed you know when I was getting ready to leave I went into one of the rooms that I had booked and I seen him in there and he was paying for his own session so I respected that he won't know he won't my tab right I would have so I went to see what he was talking about what he was you know what he was doing and when I when I went in there and I listened to the music he was telling me what was going on ain't no and I felt something to me like man help him right now if you could see where somebody is missing the turn right and now you gotta do it like make it a little bit right I would have to do it and I did that and it got it led us to me help him create his first like real project and when I did that I've seen how good he felt and when I seen how good he felt it showed me how good I felt inside and then it showed me like oh I see what's going on I'm thinking too much about myself yeah that's why I'm that's why I'm feeling this way and as soon as I said that to myself when I went home that night the next day my partner in LA called me and a person I recorded a song with at the top of the year before I went into my depression in February in January I recorded I was working on my album at the time and he hit me he's like a brave you come out here on the flight I got a fast camera team that's willing to shoot our video for free I had to get out Atlanta because I was I was hitting the ceiling right I love the city so much I went to school here this city did so I had to listen to what the universe was telling me right and it wasn't that I it wasn't nothing about hating where I was from it was kind of more of I'm no good to y'all no more because I can't be good to myself I so I went to LA and when I went to LA it just opened up because I just needed a bigger playing ground to trash it and once people started hearing that I was in LA that people all these people would never hit me when I was in Atlanta they like what's up what you like pull up come come to this like do this do this and right around the same time the Bruno Mars situation popped off and mind I ain't know what he was gonna do when he hit me during my depression was like um you know I really love all go everything blah blah blah I was so depressed I basically hung up on my been I don't care like cuz you be so depressed you don't trust nobody right because I couldn't even trust myself no more once again if you can't create then why are you living I remember asking myself that many days why am I alive God if I can't create because that's the only thing I know to do no more I feel like I'll be killing myself if I went back to what I used to do right because I know what that come with right or whatever I don't want to do that no more went to LA the door started opening then to get back to your question or what you initially asked of like you know what made you grasp on the things stuff like that that's when I just got to just trying things everything that I dropped the ball with in Atlanta I said I'm gonna do my charities I'm finna do this I'm I ain't making no excuses I ain't never dependent on another man or another label to do the things that's in my heart that I want to do I gotta do it I got the money I don't care I got the name use it figure it out and that's what I did I would have in that open the door for me to get into writing sessions I would have you know I'm saying it cuz I'm never used I never used to write for nobody before 2015 I'll write everything keep it for myself keep it for myself because I had to I was can't catch up niggas been writing songs way longer than me I was like I can't get y'all niggas that what did I learn from when I worked with my partner stop being selfish be selfless give it away because if you give away something that is actually good for the universe the universe gonna give it back right now don't your timing no but sometime around the way when you need it and that's how they started coming man I went to two years of writing records for people I would have a nothing nothing nothing I was like my god brother so hard like I don't got better at writing at the time when I write I'm like bro I'm giving people the heat I'm trying to write for this movie that movie you know I'm saying it started with Rihanna failed went to fasten the furious that particular movie at the time failed I would have just kept failing failing failing and then I got defeated a little bit I would have but in the fact that in the midst again defeated it got my pen even sharper right so I put it back into my music now because now I had things to say right and that's how I kept doing it I use something I tried that didn't work to take it back to what I know work right and then let that inspire something new that came along the way and then coming into 2018 damn this one this one I would have a platinum record that we don't say writing for the people right I would I just didn't quit at it man you know in the acting the same way you know so I never auditioned or whatever it just when acting became available I'm sad you know sad whatever they hip-hop became so big when hip-hop became what they want you it was like hey whoa wait wait wait wait every agent got asked to if you got an artist that you booked music for and you think that they can kind of act tell them give them do we send do we give them a chance to come to audition I would have it started with Empire failed and it was that kind of hurt me a little bit because the late the casting coach lady who you know I did my thing with you know she she was like man you ever did this before I was like no I never did it before it's like man you you're really good at this you know and that made me feel good like I'm like are we in there and then I'm like oh this is a black show I was like nothing you know then they cut me and I was like damn man you know that shit hurt you know because when you in this industry you you always think that just because you know we the same color it's gonna just roll I would have but it's business you know they ain't nothing against them brothers and sisters like Taraji don't even know me Taraji don't even know me you know I'm saying like it ain't personal you know saying like it's just about how you coming in the dough whatever so then that changed my perspective how I came into the dough I whatever I allow myself to only go do things where it sounded more like what I wanted to do and I was like I only want to meet the director that's the only person I want to meet I am trying to meet no casting lady if the director don't want to meet me then I'm cool cuz you don't make no sense cuz you ain't gonna get me through somebody else explaining me right you got to meet me understand me okay shit I whatever so I missed out on a lot of things I missed out on a lot of things that probably could have got a chance to audition for right but everyone that I got to meet the director I got it so pitch perfect uncut gyms Aladdin anything anything that I got and I got credits for I got a chance to meet the head honcho to really show myself you know and like to answer fully answer your question is just truly taking advantage of the things I didn't know just jumping into it I want to face you just going crazy we really appreciate you speaking on the mental health and all of that too you know at a time like this is definitely you know these things need to be touched on and highlighted man let's talk about all go everything yes did you know that was the one no sir no sir no sir when you if you come up the way I come up in the way I listen to music you wouldn't know that that's the one because no tempo was like that tempo let me ask you this before you get it because we fuck around with the music and fly you know especially sometimes you'll have a song you know like that as an artist that you sit on and be like I don't know it like you if it like what was the process of releasing it how long did you have it before you know I mean you decided this is the one so some cool things about it was that I was the last song I did for the project word you know that's crazy you know and the crazy thing I said to my seven you got to talk to the universe but when you talk to the universe I'm reading a book right now it's about the law of attraction is from this lady Esther and John Hicks it's like a lot of people block the things that they asked for because they don't keep believing in it they'll ask for and then they don't come within a week or two and they start thinking about the things how things work the orders in it once you put the order and you got to keep believing that no I want the new car I want a new car you can't want a new car ask the universe for a new car and then keep thinking about the old car that you got right now right because you're blocking your own bless you crazy I want to have you know saying so I remember when I think of it now I didn't realize this at the time I remember saying myself like dang I got females welcome I was like whoo the folks all around the world going like this I think you know saying Asian white folk you know I had given no fucks for like my hip hop heads real real I want everything I got that for them for my drug people I got my Molly song or whatever just before I go everything I have my Molly song or whatever and I had my crew on the song called team vacations I got my crew I got the drugs I got the whites and I got around the world and I had nothing for my next and so I remember asking my homeboy I'm like man you got some beats for me got some I can get I would I used to get his store away beats I would ever so you send me a folder you send me a folder a store away beats and that beat was in it I would ever so when I pressed play on it I would ever I was like man it's kind of cool I would ever and then it just it took me a couple days just being at work writing and writing I wanted to just write the realities of what was going on you know so when I say this for my niggas you know I'm saying this like I'm thinking like I'm working on the underground so I'm selling clothes to niggas that's trapping on Broad Street the AUC people that work in all them buildings right there around downtown across the Georgia State or whatever like all these people my niggas I didn't you know DJ scream who shoppers spins the Travis Porter you know whole city in London she like downtown shit you know I was real down what the niggas who work at Walters you know the niggas get jump you know I'm saying the party day facts niggas are getting jumped across the street from the police station it's the police stations right here young niggas on skateboards all day and shit you know I'm saying so you know that that was my truth man you know that's why it's one verse I would have I was like man I covered everything that I needed to cover for everything that was real to me so you know me working at the Woff House I worked at the Woff House on Chesa Bridge down the street from Onyx that's on Chesa Bridge exactly you know I'm saying so everything is a reality of the things that I've been through up to that time you know I'm saying and I'm the it's always surprising to you when you put out I realize now of course when you put out a visual of the song and you look at all these people who don't live your struggle that relate to it you know I'm saying when you go to the show just like you know I go do a college show and it's like all these suburban kids that come from great families and you know they's going saying the same thing I'm saying and saying it with passion right you know it just it is music speaks an unspoken language man you know and I'm until until you really really know hone in and really get it you know it's hard for you to know what's gonna be the one right you know and that's why I stopped thinking about what's gonna be the one and I just got into that that mode of I just want to create I just want to create and if you can relate thank you because I realized that you don't want to just appeal to one thing or whatever you know and then you learn about the labels too you know they're looking at things that check off boxes or whatever in those boxes sometimes defeat your morals or whatever so you gotta decide what you want so you gotta figure it out my favorite part of all go everything ain't even a lyric it's just when you say nigga nigga nigga like that was black history nigga I haven't heard I haven't heard you use that many times in a row like you unlock a third parallel when you said that when you said nigga nigga I stopped I was like whoa that nigga need to listen that's the thing because I didn't hurt a double nigga which has extreme power stream power but when you doubled up a double nigga that was on so that was like some it was like don't believe me just watch nigga nigga nigga what he say right there hold up whoa whoa nigga nigga that do you know that that part alone is a bar I didn't know that I didn't know that the time I didn't even old school niggas would like that and forward that Trinidad Jane nigga nigga so when you in the studio like what the hell made you like nigga nigga nigga that's you know that's really interesting I said nobody ever asked me that question that shit that's one of the hardest parts of that whole song maybe it came on nigga nigga nigga nigga nigga I think that I think from the standpoint of that we me not subconsciously me not knowing cuz I didn't know I'm just came out it's just you do it and I was talking to my people cuz that's how we talked to you just a chat you know say it's for everything you spoke to the biggest spirit when you said that you know I realized that if you listen to the song it's a chance and this one for my niggas exactly it's fight music cuz it's a fight downtown it's crazy and then when you hit them with a shout out to them come on you was really on some pimp shit you know what you know what I think you the first nigga who shared like on the script script club went up after you said shout out to them like what stock went up stock didn't go up I ain't not gonna you know they stop playing Trinidad got y'all hold it all the dances y'all was $5 on the way that shit went from nigga nigga nigga hey y'all shit went up to $20 some more the realest shit in that song pop the Molly I'm sweating I was on drugs don't do that it's me oh here's who been waiting on that part you see how you see I like you shout out all your niggas it's pause of that song that every kind of nigga gravitate and if the what made it make sense for me is that you know I went through those experiences right you know so and it does I was like that was me giving that's emotional rap I would have you know that's the emotion of what I'm going through right you know I'm saying from everybody else and I was like man this is crazy because I remember the nigga who put me on he's dead now our pizza so you know I'm saying I remember that I was like right what is this I thought we had to block lock with we I was like oh you know I'm saying dog food dope y'all do y'all think I want everything I come with a whole other thing I would have but then this got introduced you know Molly got introduced to us and I was like god damn what oh gee I was like man this is different because it been around MDMA been around you know I'm saying but you know it gotta come to our culture for us to understand cool on it put that we're the best marketers on earth right you know I'm saying and that's what that was man that's that's what that was man look here man overhead 80 vibes man this is just a platform that we created on the offset of our platform to invite people that we fuck with and respect and admire man and you are extremely part of the culture we got so much respect for everything that you do if you ever want to kick it vibe it's all of your shit we got it before we get out of here though we got to get into the new shit man so introduce introduce the new one black on man black on is the new single and I'm you know I've realized I've heard this we black on man you know I've heard this a lot of times in my career yeah where it's like right message wrong messenger referring to myself you know where it's like I can't listen to the nigga who did all go everything tell me something real you know and that's crazy that you can't come out of it yeah it's and it's real I don't wonder when things are real I've learned to not deny it mm-hmm just fight your fight right fight your fight because if my intentions is right you realize one day and if the people who don't realize they never were gonna realize they don't want to you know and so black on it's for us by us you know and black on businesses is something that I've learned more and more because I wasn't good at it at first right you know support in our businesses you know during black history month this year I did a different black on restaurant every day you know and I learned a lot of lessons a lot of lessons that we need to learn as black owners you know where you know just because you black that don't mean I supposed to support it you get the service got to be right the quality got to be right because a lot of people use our name as an excuse exactly dollar and I can't go for that right you know I want to make sure that that's what this single is about is making sure that we stand for a standard you know saying like set the standard for exactly like once we set the standard or how we treat each other and how our restaurants and our businesses and our product is then other people will learn to put that same respect because until then you will nigger more than exactly and a lot of people think because it's a black business you're not supposed to criticize but you know that's all up to the we got to be able to give criticism to help each other yeah don't criticize it be like man but it's been a boom boom boom boom boom boom right like if you come out with that type of energy right then you're trying to kill your brother exactly but if you know I'm saying I have a final solution like go talk to the owner exactly go talk to the manager like I pull him to the side like a man look this is a solution before the criticism solutions man that's what my main agenda right till that the good man see won't take me off his final solutions I don't believe in excuses right man black on like all these more we don't know got us what so we okay I'm a nigga nigga nigga I just ain't me hey man well we appreciate you coming through here vibing with us and like I said you always welcome bro you got much love over here family brother about underground underground well you 85s with the man Trinidad James himself let's go come on but these the ones I ordered though this my side perfect side man what they can find them at 85 prayer dot com no what time it is get Joe get Joe's people been asking about these jerseys the jerseys have been restocked uh-oh you hit the website at 85 apparel dot com man we get giving you $25 off every order of $100 or more and if you're looking for the sweater this sweater's are still up your custom fit now we got them in our size it's small extra large bigger than a come on for this next record it's called black on and before I even started I had some names that I seen I wanted to save so I could make sure that I say I'm Tony McCabe Nina pop Monica Diamond Leland Polanco Malaysia Booker be love Slater Ashanti Carmen Bailey Reeves these are some of the black trans victims that also lost their life to police brutality we all in this together if you possess this skin color and you want this situation to get better you can't use classism to your favor that won't help the situation if you're gonna support every black owned business you can't leave people out because they not to your standard or they not in the right neighborhood we got to find ways to adjust to each other and help each other out because why are they in that position because we left them sometimes sometimes you got to turn around and figure out how can I help the person behind me but only if it matters to you we can't force you to be black just because you're black we can't force you to care just because you should let's do it black on I got to get comfortable talk my shit go nigga black on nigga shit getting ugly mask on nigga shit get crazy when that cash go nigga everybody got the answers I ain't ass y'all niggas give a fuck who got now nigga now you got next ain't niggas bitch I'm at you niggas neck niggas living for the limelight and I possess I feel like Virgil Rambo in his view he best niggas wish I would just die I be making niggas vex I be tripping Carson daily make your bitch make a request I never say I'm hungry bitch unless I'm in Budapest eating good nigga counting up on a new check chilling with my niggas shooting Putin roots Chris and drama corner pocket hit your ass with a pool snake these niggas is after that a condom correct I'm learning new judge nigga might be a duplex I don't believe I know my rings look like a rude bitch these fake ass niggas break fast like a cute bitch this is shining boy I feel like you break I don't associate with niggas who don't do shit nigga you just doing it I do this shit fuck that advanced nigga I blew that shit I wouldn't got another and I blew that shit I work for well I won't rather than lie on the same nigga you ain't shit matter of fact I don't like you nigga or your bitch or your badass kids who you won't teach it now you got a contract and he gonna shit what you gotta say that cuz he don't know shit except for busting guns for the cops to let vicious lives a skipping class sliding by he got a wicked jump shot chip stuck on the shoulder cuz his brother got pop and Papa was a roller stone fuck all that we're trying to make it on the cover nigga how about that nigga we go broke because we don't buy black got the crackers toad tapping when we giving them racks I'm in the booth right now plotting this Michael Mary jacket a rapid contradiction nigga I just gotta have I got shoes you never see but I know it's gonna match it I'd be selling niggas confidence in tripping with a passion just to kill you can call me an assassin need no extra feels or no baby mama action he black and confident who they like that he ain't got no kids who they like that these women give me eyes when I'm passing a boy I've been giving niggas tips they be asking me boy these niggas get dressed I'm gassing a boy I said you should see my closet look like fashion week boy pull up skirt hop out these niggas ignored you ain't the only one that can afford you're not the only name to make the tabloids you're just a guy nigga I'm that boy my YSL toes got a Cinderella globe my pinky finger look like an infinity stone that's a time stone power stone you should get crazy I said this shit get crazy that's a time stone power stone this shit get crazy it go like this I say back bigger I say black gold nigga that when you think about our brothers and sisters that you see pop up on social media they go viral because they just got they ass murdered that ain't a game we laugh to deal with the pain I heard a brother say one time that that releases some shit and our endorphins to make us deal with the with the situation that's why we always laughing but just because we laugh that don't mean shit funny because I'm telling when somebody kill your cousin when somebody kill your auntie when somebody kill your sister when somebody kill your daddy your mama you gonna know what's funny damn my brother my sister you gonna know don't let fake allies come into your culture and change at the perspective trust me you got to understand how the enemy move you gotta move like the enemy but know your purpose and know your cause man peace